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. 2021 Apr 10;30(12):3559–3569. doi: 10.1007/s11136-021-02805-5

Table 3.

Results of the panel data analysis

2014, 2018 and 2019
Coefficient p-value
Year, 2014
 2018 − 0.036  < 0.001
 2019 0.023  < 0.001
 (2019 vs 2018) 0.059  < 0.001
Age group: ≤ 30
 31–55 − 0.016 0.042
  > 55 − 0.051  < 0.001
Male 0.015 0.069
Ethnicity: white
 Black/Mestizo 0.017 0.095
 Others 0.006 0.380
Marital: married/cohabiting
 Single 0.003 0.786
 Separated/divorced/widowed − 0.020 0.013
Education: primary/lower
 Secondary 0.028  < 0.001
 Technical or higher 0.032 0.001
Occupation: employed
 Self-employed 0.017 0.020
 Unemployed/others − 0.008 0.326
Urban − 0.005 0.504
Assets tertile: poor
 Middle − 0.009 0.186
 Rich 0.011 0.095
Health insurance: EPS (contributory)
 EPS (subsidised) − 0.006 0.390
 No insurance/others − 0.005 0.608
Alcohol consumption (hazardous use) 0.014 0.096
Smoking (moderate to high dependency) − 0.010 0.637
Hospitalisation − 0.088  < 0.001
 Sickness − 0.065  < 0.001
Conflict level: no
 Lightly affected − 0.019 0.013
 Heavily affected − 0.037  < 0.001
 (heavily vs lightly) − 0.018 0.055

Bold numbers indicate the coefficients that are statistically significant at p = 0.05 level